6 Things I wish I Knew Before Buying A Gsxr 750

Although this bike has been simply amazing throughout my years of ownership with it. If it were possible to go back in time, there are a couple things that I would have addressed totally different or sooner. And now that I have addressed these issues, I honestly have almost zero complaints about my Gsxr 750. It is a great bike!
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[cantwheelie_rob]

The fact that this bike hasn’t been changed is because it’s going to continue to sell abundantly as is. It’s a good bike and it’s the only one in the 750 class amongst the Japanese machines. I think it’s total badassery just the way it is.

[DonkeyGapKGixxer]

Suzuki gotta message for all y’all “Don’t fix it if it ain’t Broke”

[BadBreath]

The relaxed ergo helps us old guys with bad backs... Since 2011: Naked bikes, Retro Classics, ADV/Touring have become more popular so sales on Sportbikes have suffered and so why invest upgrades on something that's not really selling well anymore. Hats off to Suzuki for even just keeping this old girl available and in play.

[zon-vi]

this bike teaches not to depend on electronics, it's a pure rider's ride and thats the reason why its so popular. A seasoned gixxer 750 rider is not just respected by the 600 riders but can keep up with most if not all litre bikes on the street, sure straightway pulls might not be its strongest suit against them but when it come to handling its a gem a genuine gem. why reinvent the wheel when you made perfect the first time around. kudos suzuki

[xboomer]

a big advantage of the oem not changing a design is that you can find replacement parts much easier. when 🏍️ keep getting changed every few years good luck finding used parts.

[krazokid]

The fact that it's outdated is the best thing about this motorcycle. It's old school, it's analog. It's exactly what you need and nothing more. No traction control or abs to save you. It will teach you what you need to know. Be a man and enjoy it! You'll be a much better rider than anyone relying on rider aids. Get out there and get after it!

[binostunts]

I’m new to the GSXR 750…and I love it. Coming from a stunt riding background where I rode primarily 636s and MT07…the 750 is much smoother and feels lighter. Digging the content

[ted]

Just a little reminder, that the US is one of the few remaining countrys where you can buy these beautys factroy new. Due to "great" emission laws e.g. in the EU, the last model year here is 2015 and that's it. That's the reason suzuki won't spend any money on improving them, since the market share globally is too low. Just apprechiate this amazing toy. Wish i had one in new condition. :(

[Michael-H]

As an 04 Gsxr 750 owner the new one is dope.... it being outdated is the beauty ofthe bike... the bike showes you can still complete, have fun, ride without all the bells and wistles... i wish more companies went back to this analog style

[GsxrNYX]

Most of these issues have been addressed by the 2023 model that I have purchased... Damn good bikes best all around in my opinion... Speed of a litre bike with the agility of a 600

[blipco]

The GSXR 750 is perhaps the best all around sport bike ever made. Fantastic bike.

[bax]

I appreciate the clear & concise straight to the point option.

[GixxerRider]

Suzuki hasn't changed anything about the Gixxer platform in 25 years because they basically invented the modern sport bike both in terms of looks and performance. The 750 is the perfect sweet spot between a 600 and a liter bike. Realistically, it's all you will ever need for the street.

[SystemAdministrator]

At least you have more parts available from 2011 - current
You're right, our GSXRs need more to turn in than an R6 & ZX6R but we're more STABLE in the corner
The Nissin master has FEEL, but a brembo gives more BITE
Feel you about the headlights
Your bike 🏍 is Amazing looking 👌🏽

[Imafed]

Good info and nice bike man i havent riden in 6 year's and havent riden a street bike in 14 years im 35 now and about to buy a brand new gsxr 750. When i had my 600 i outgrew it and always wanted a 750. Cant wait to get one although it doesnt have a lot of the modern tech its still a solid bike ill think about the quick shift upgrade for sure i know im gonna want some small upgrades never had a quick shift

[wingwalker]

Love the clasic styling I don't need a refresh they probably fuck it up

[RichardPeterson-defh]

I’m 58. Bad bad back. Riding my gixxer actually relieves the pain because leaning forward relieves my back pain. I sit in my chair leaning forward.
Suzuki dealer tried to get me in a gsxs 800r or whatever it is. I laughed.

[kriskaylor]

Steel braided brake lines will help more than rotors

[Moan]

Best all around sportbike! I keep up with 1000’s except on long straightaways

[Jacob_bite]

seen this joint in biker Boyz and instantly fell in love salute to you king!